Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-19
c MISCELLANY.
By the eternal diurnal
I tell you, old boss,
As q journal nocturnal
TUE MINKR's the hOss

John En~g)ehart. OF Dillon, is stopping at
the st. Nicholas.
N. s. Vestal and Frank C~halenor, OF
Helena are at the St. Nicholas.
At the Observation-Disclosures and 4.
r. Chase, Helena, and. VIM. Crowly, Deer
Lodge.
Sixty thousand dollars was the amount
paid by the Anaconda Company to it's en-
ployes yesterday.
The Clerk of the Probate Court yester.
day issued to W. j. McAuIff q license to
wed Miss Julia Lucey.
Frank j. Stanley. Clerk OF the District
Court, went to Deer Lodge last night and
will return this evhnipg.
A large force OF men are pushing the
street railroad track up Park to Main,
which is nearly reached.
A number of the wards OF the Nation pa
raded the streets yesterday, arousing the
antipathy OF al! the ours in town.
At the Windsor-Mrs. l.. Sho"lm, Ana
conda; E. L. Smith, Rochester. New York,
AMI N. T. Davis, Cincinnati, Ohio.
By order OF the City Council, the flag pole
occupying 8 prominent position in the
school yard will be RACED tomorrow.
East Park street looks like a Chinese
garden at night now, with the red lights oil
the street railroad along is line Of con-
structiOn.
Petty thieving is as much a cause of in
diInati"n and annoyance in the east end of
town as it is in the west end. Constant
complaints are being made.
Services at Plymouth Congregational
Church to-day at II q. H.. and 8 D. M. con.
Quoted BY the Pastor. Sunday School 1T
l5:15. Young Peoples meeting at 7:15 p.
IN.
Services in the Mountain View M. f.
Church will ne as follows: Preaching at II
Il. m. and 1880 p. m. by Rev. W. s. Turner
OF Spokane Falls. Sabbath School at $50
p. IN.
Miss Delima Demere, daughter OF T. J.
Derners, of Frenchtown, Montana. "a visit.
Ing Miss Osine Fournier, OF this city. She
"a the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Fletcher.
Services in the Idaho Street Methodist
Church at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. will be
conducted by the Pastor. Subject: "Econ-
nmy,' n The Promise to the Bur.
dened." Sunday School at 8 .. m.
The stockholders of the Black Pine Min. |
ing Company held a dark-lantern caucus |
last night, and although The MINER man
mad a sfepladder that reached the transom
over the door, he could not tell what trans
pired.
Mrs: WE. Homes and Miss Coburn re-.
turned from Helena yesterday. Mrs.
homes went over to meet her mother and
brother, Murray B. Miles. After resting
IN the CITY with her daughter, Mrs. Miles. |
will &c down the valley and visit her sons
homes. Tom and Frank Miles.
The annual report of the financial ron,
dltion Of the Montana Consolidated Con.
per and Silver Mining Company was fled
or record yesterday. 1t shows the can't
AZ stock OF the company to be S2.5O0..
loo' ali paid up in mining proper v, etc:
and the total indebtedness $500, 600.
What is the matter with ENFORCING that
passed by the City Council some
a ago prohibiting boxes, bundles and
'tner similar truck from Occupying =
position on our sidewaikse We
're aware OF the fact that there ia q move
u tn's KIND on foot. but for fear it will get
'eep the ball rolling.
In the matter OF T. Fullhart. adiud,sd
a snort time ago, a petition was s
es'eroay n'en IN the Probate Court bv {
:" 'eorgs a. brnify asking to be appointed
uard'an Of Fullhart's effects. Mr. Rrnffv
as ordered by the court to take charoe ~ 8
ulharts property, it being of a nerisb.
ole character. A. Winegart, C. Heimman
uu a. hunt were appointed as the an.
ne Dillon Tribune makes the FOLLOWING g
'npnmentary remark about our fellow T
1wns'nan' w. Y: Pemberton, in the crab. {
orn case: Mr.. Pemberton closed On h. -
a' OF tne prosecution in a powerful aneech :.
:p'eIe WIN strong argumentative points -
~ eloquent passages. His appeal to tho [
ny ,or Il V1ndicatlon OF the law and dc. a
'ahd mat Justice be administered va le
asterly forensic effort seldom eonallad "a y
court of law. ofo"'ieo IN NJ
i. j.. Potter. general manaoo- d
non Pacific Railroad, will arrive s,a" e,
elena this evening in his anec;e, aon :,
GENT Baldwin went over to the r. ,;t ~
ty yesterday &C meet Mr.. Pnttee pi'A' ~
stead of coming up over The ~ho,
'r ra. Us was a lew days ago supposed
"oo'noo' swung around the circle and il
. .g over the Northern Pacific. On his
nere ne Will devote some of his FL
ne TO struggling with the intricacies Of ths al
A party OF prominent ~citizens NJ n.n-.- or
;ludlng J. B. Grant, ex.Goyernor ~ Hvveer' -
3. N. Wood, President Of tbs T1 ;u ~
'tional Bank of Denver, ], K. Choo+. ss %
r~'ntendent Of the Union Pacific svst"ou u !
dorado. J. H. P. VOORHEES,. and n ~; !. IN m.
'stwlck arrived yesterday in Mr.. Cbo.+a :. ad
ware car They have been hunt;no
ar Lake. Idaho, and came Tn 70 Moas gu
na 20 enjoy the mountain scenery and; ~ a:
the great mining camn rn !
vernon Grant will start Tor Ear r.sA IN